Tag: Rabbi Sacks
A Tale of Two Women – Shavuot
Rabbi Sacks talked about the similarities between Ruth and Tamar, and what we can learn from their experiences about our identity as a Jewish people.
Rabbi Sacks on Anti-Zionism as the New Antisemitism
This video explores the connection between Jews as a people, Judaism as a religion, and Israel as a state. It also shows how this connection is intrinsic to the link between antisemitism and anti-Zionism; something too often overlooked or misunderstood.
A Tale of Two Women – A Shavuot Shiur by Rabbi Sacks
Rabbi Sacks delivers shiur talking about the similarities between Ruth and Tamar, and what we can learn from their experiences about our identity as a Jewish people.
Rabbi Sacks: Confusing Satan – A Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur Shiur
Rabbi Sacks delivered a pre-Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur shiur entitled ‘Confusing Satan’.
Rabbi Sacks on Religion & Science – The Great Partnership
For too long, people have thought that religion and science are destined to be in conflict.
Rabbi Sacks: Understanding Prayer: Spiritual Exercise
Prayer is to the human spirit what exercise is to the human body.
Rabbi Sacks Attacking PM, Multiculturalism
Britain's chief rabbi, Lord Sacks, is blaming British Prime Minister David Cameron for failing to do enough to boost marriages in the UK, and...
Rabbi Sacks is All that Is Right with Judaism
I do not envy Chief Rabbi Elect, Ephraim Mirvis. Lord Sacks’ shoes will be hard to fill.
Singing God’s Praises: An Interview With Rabbi Jonathan Sacks
There are dozens of English-translated siddurim on bookshelves these days. Surely, you may think, we don't need another one. But before you make up your mind, consider that the new one that has just come out is translated by Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, chief rabbi of the United Kingdom. Rabbi Sacks, who also wrote a commentary and introduction, has been a consistently brilliant source of insight into Jewish philosophy, Chumash, and other topics.